Sentence examples for epic features from inspiring English sources
The big-budget period epic features Damon as a soldier in ancient China battling evil creatures.
Ridley Scott's new epic features a crazed, flawed genius called Peter Weyland (played by Guy Pearce in unrecognisably craggy makeup).
Dedicated to bringing jazz to the uninitiated, Epic features soul and gospel vocals, boiling drumming (Art Blakey was a declared inspiration), swing, funk, and voicelike free-jazz blowing.
Even a good-sized beast epic features no more than perhaps a dozen types of animal, each represented by only one or a few individuals, with names and rudimentary personalities.
In addition, many of the Epic features we asked about are similar to those in most commercial and home-grown EHRs, so our findings may have implications for the larger EHR community.
Looking back, Live Aid feels like a school production, while Live8 seems like an epic feature film.
A pianist, he's also obsessed with food, and his multicourse New York dinner parties are epic, featuring dishes like pasta with Santa Barbara sea urchin, crostini with foie gras, and slow-roasted, bone-in rib-eye.
Her first was a sprawling epic featuring a number of grizzled Hollywood old-timers such as Robert Evans and a behind the scenes look at the Oscars which appeared more surreal and glitzy than the real thing.
In Munich, Mr. Eichinger, whose credits include "Smilla's Sense of Snow," "The House of the Spirits," "The Name of the Rose" and "Christiane F.," called the new venture "a grand, epic feature film".
Andy Warhol was experimenting with ultra-long movies and Empire, an eight-hour slow-motion epic featuring New York's most famous building, recently boasted a score by Conrad, Cale and a string orchestra at a screening in New York.
Take the three films leading the race, for instance: "12 Years a Slave", Steve McQueen's deeply moving and at times almost unwatchably brutal depiction of slavery in the South; "Gravity", Alfonso Cuarón's lost-in-space epic, featuring mesmerising cinematography and groundbreaking 3D; and "American Hustle", David O. Russell's comic contender.
